Target Oxbridge

The Target Oxbridge Podcast

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The Target Oxbridge Podcast aims to share the knowledge of how to effectively target a top UK university with parents, teachers and young people across the country. In this podcast, Naomi Kellman, the founder of Target Oxbridge, interviews Target Oxbridge students who are studying at Oxford and Cambridge to delve into their experiences, get their tips for applying and share the advice they would give to their 16 year old selves. Target Oxbridge launched in 2012 to help black students to gain places at Oxford and Cambridge. Visit https://targetoxbridge.co.uk/

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Episodes

How to Prove You Love Your Subject 20.04.2020 38:47

How does a student stand out from the crowd and prove to Oxbridge tutors that they really love their chosen subject? Where can they find the right resources and guidance to get started? In this episode Naomi shares the details of free online resources and events that parents, teachers and students can use to start preparing for an Oxbridge application. Tsemaye Ujemamore, currently studying Enginee...

How to Make the Right Academic Choices 13.04.2020 46:29

How do you choose the right school, GCSEs, A Levels, and university course to improve the chances of gaining an Oxbridge place? How will all of this affect a student’s career options? In this episode Naomi shares tips on how parents and teachers can support their children and students to make the right choices for them, using data and online resources. Liz Oladunni, who studied History and Politic...

What is Oxbridge really like? 05.04.2020 34:44

Ever wondered what studying at Oxbridge is really like? Is it really like Hogwarts? Do you have to study 24/7? Will you struggle to fit in? In the very first episode of the Target Oxbridge Podcast, Naomi explores the different ways parents and teachers can make Oxbridge seem less like a fantasy world and more like a realistic option for their children and students. Mary Bonsu, studying Law and Fre...